Trump rolls his eyes and tells a reporter to ‘be quiet’ during a photo op with White House interns

President Donald Trump rolled his eyes and told a reporter to “be quiet” when she asked him questions about Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Republican healthcare bill during a photo shoot with White House interns on Monday.

As photographers snapped away at the group of interns gathered around Trump in the East Room of the White House, Catherine Lucey, an Associated Press reporter, called out, “Mr. President, should Jeff Sessions resign?”

Trump’s smile immediately disappeared and laughter broke out among the interns. The president then rolled his eyes before Lucey followed up with, “Do you have a message on health care?” The president then commanded Lucey to “be quiet,” which threw the interns into another round of laughter.

“You see, they’re not supposed to do that,” Trump said. “But they do it, but they’re not supposed to.”

He went on, “She’s breaking a code back there. But they don’t care. They don’t care about breaking codes.”

Just a few hours before the photo-op, Trump called Sessions “beleaguered” in a tweet asking why his attorney general and Congress aren’t investigating “Crooked Hillarys crimes & Russia relations.”